(**All minor and major infractions will start over for students at the beginning of each quarter)
(***Students with IEP's or 504 will receive consequences in accordance with their program)
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Minor Disciplines
Minor Damage/Misuse of Property
Disruption of Class- Anything that prevents others from learning
R-rated swearing or Racial slurs (written or spoken)
Inappropriate Public Display of Affection
Disrespect toward Faculty or Staff
Computer Use Violation
Minor Harassment
Teasing
Willful Disobedience
Dress Code after 3 warnings
Cell phone violation after 3 warnings
Consequences for Minor Infractions
First Offense:
- Parent(s) or Guardian(s) are notified by administration of the infraction.
- The student will be issued a warning and meets with an administrator.
- Life Skill Modules may be assigned.
Second Offense:
- Parent(s) or Guardian(s) is notified by administration of the infraction.
- The student may be assigned after school detention (1 Hour).
- Life Skill Modules may be assigned.
Third Offense:
-Parent(s) or Guardian(s) is notified by administration of the infraction.
-Student may be assigned 2 days of after school detention (1 Hour).
-Student may be put on a tracking sheet.
- Life Skill Modules may be assigned.
Fourth Offense:
- Parent(s) or Guardian(s) are notified by administration of the infraction.
- The student may be suspended from school for a minimum of 2 school days and a maximum of 4 school days. These days will be served as in school suspension days.
-The student and parent(s)/guardian(s) will be required to meet with administration.
- The student may be placed on a behavior contract for the rest of the term.
- Life Skills Modules may be assigned.
- The student is not eligible to participate or attend any school activities while on suspension and until assigned Life Skills Modules are completed.
Fifth Offense:
- Parent(s) or Guardian(s) are notified by administration of the infraction.
- The student may be suspended (out of school) for the rest of the quarter and all course work will need to be completed through ALA's online programs.
- The student is not eligible to participate or attend any school activities while on suspension.
- Life Skills Modules may be assigned.
- Student is not eligible to participate or attend any school activities while on suspension and until assigned Life Skills Modules are completed.
Major Disciplines:
Repetitive Harassment (physical, sexual, or verbal threats or behavior)
Lewd gestures or speech
Stealing
Hazing
Vandalism or Destruction of property
Voyeurism (taking inappropriate pictures or videos of others in private areas such as bathrooms, locker rooms, changing rooms, etc.)
Possession of or viewing pornography
Bullying or Cyber-bullying (Repetitive threats or behavior of intimidation towards others)
Physical Fighting of any kind
Extreme Violent behavior in action, word, or representation
Consequences for Major Infractions:
First Offense:
- Parent(s) or Guardian(s) are notified by administration of the infraction.
- The student may be suspended from school for one school week (4 days). These days will be served in or out of school.
- Life Skills Modules may be assigned.
-The student and parent(s)/guardian(s) will be required to meet with administration.
- Student may be placed on a behavior contract for the rest of the quarter or put on our ALA online course for the remainder of the term.
- Student is not eligible to participate or attend any school activities while on suspension and until assigned Life Skills Modules are completed.
Second Offense:
- Parent(s) or Guardian(s) are notified by administration of the infraction.
- The student may be suspended (out of school) for the rest of the quarter and all course work will need to be completed through ALA's online programs.
- Life Skills Modules may be assigned.
- The Student is not eligible to participate or attend any school activities while on suspension and until assigned Life Skills Modules are completed.
If a student’s behavior involves law enforcement due to illegal activity, the student may be suspended for the remainder of the year or expelled. This includes:
(a) possessing or using a weapon at school, on school premises, or at a school function to intimidate or threaten another person.
(b) possessing or using illegal drugs, or selling or soliciting the sale of a controlled substance, while at school, on school premises, or at a school function
(c) inflicting serious bodily injury upon another person while at school, on school premises, or at a school function.